Kartoffelquiche mit BärlauchgussPotato Quiche with Wild Garlic

Heute gibt es endlich mal wieder Quiche! Und zwar eine Kartoffelquiche mit Bärlauchguss, die ich schon letztes Jahr bei Juliane gesehen habe und gebacken hatte, aber nachdem es letztes Jahr bereits 1, 2, nein 3 Rezepte mit Bärlauch gab, war die Saison dann auch vorbei und daher gibt es das Rezept jetzt! 

Bei Quiche bin ich eigentlich immer dabei, ich finde Quiches sind einfach eine köstliche Angelegenheit: knuspriger Teig gefüllt mit Gemüse und gebacken in einer Creme, Käse obendrauf schadet meist auch nicht ;). 

Bei Juliane gibt es diese Quiche als Bratkartoffelquiche und in einer Miniversion, bei mir gibt es die ausgewachsene Form und Bratkartoffeln müssen es auch nicht unbedingt sein. Wichtig ist nur, dass die Kartoffelnscheiben gebraten werden bis sie durch sind, denn in der Quiche garen sie nicht mehr genügend nach.

Kartoffelquiche mit Bärlauchguss

Vor einem Jahr: Kaffeelikör

Vor zwei Jahren: Orangen-Pasta mit Serrano-Schinken

Vor drei Jahren: Rhabarbermuffins 

Finally it’s time again for quiche! It’s a potato quiche with wild garlic, to be precise with wild garlic pesto. I’ve already seen and baked this quiche last year, but I blogged not 1,2, but 3 rcipes with wild garlic, then the season was over! And so I blog about it today!

I can always enjoy some quiche, they are so delightful: crispy dough filled with delicious vegetables and topped with some cream. Cheese on top is mostly not a bad idea either ;).

Juliane made this as a roasted potato quiche as a mini version, but I’m more tending to normal version and no roasted potatos. It’s only important, that the potato slices are roasted until they are done, since the baking won’t help with that and a quiche with half raw potatoes isn’t no fun.

Kartoffelquiche mit Bärlauchguss

One year ago: coffee liquor

Two years ago: orange pasta with prosciutto

Three years ago: rhubarb muffins 

Kartoffel-Fenchel-Gratin mit pochierten EiernPotato Fennel Gratin with Poached Eggs

Update: Für das deutsche Rezept nach unten scrollen!
 
We had this wonderful dish for a simple late lunch last friday. It’s easy and not time-consuming.
Since it was Friday we hadn’t much vegetables at home, anymore. Just one fennel. So I combined it with the idea of a potato gratin. As an accompaniment eggs suited just fine. And lately I began with making poached eggs. I’m not a huge fan off eggs, as  in form of fried, scrambled or boiled. Maybe then I like it best fried. But the poached eggs are really nice. They are such moist. Unfortunately you cannot season them while cooking. So you have to season them on your plate.
 
Potato-Fennel-Gratin with Poached Eggs
 
Now, if you are already thinking „oh no, not poached eggs, those are really difficult and I do not have the guts at lunch time to try these“, let me say you, it is not THAT difficult. I thought that, too. Ever. I’ll give you some tricks and advices. With those you are ready for poached eggs at lunch time, or even for breakfast. I mean look at those beautiful eggs, and those were only my third attempt to make poached eggs!
 
The gratin is the hearty component of this meal. If you don’t want to layer your gratin as nicely as did (I understand. I just had too much time.), just throw it all in your baking dish. It will turn out great, too. I only have one, ok two recommendations to you for the gratin. First season every layer of vegetables (or season everything while tossing it) GENEROUSLY. Really, really, do it. Lots of salt, pepper and nutmeg (or whatever you like). The potatoes adsorb it. And don’t ask whereto… Second use a cheese, that has a lot of flavour, like feta, goats cheese, Emmentaler or something similar (not mozzarella!). Gratin is nothing without a good cheese flavour, and the crispiness of the cheese crust. Also it goes wonderful with the eggs.
 
So this makes a delicious vegetable meal. Of course you can cheat and make some fried bacon, too. But then don’t forget to drizzle it with some maple syrup!
 
Potato-Fennel-Gratin with Poached Eggs
 
 
Potato-Fennel-Gratin with Poached Eggs

We had this wonderful dish for a simple late lunch last friday. It’s easy and not time-consuming.
 
Since it was Friday we hadn’t much vegetables at home, anymore. Just one fennel. So I combined it with the idea of a potato gratin. As an accompaniment eggs suited just fine. And lately I began with making poached eggs. I’m not a huge fan off eggs, as  in form of fried, scrambled or boiled. Maybe then I like it best fried. But the poached eggs are really nice. They are such moist. Unfortunately you cannot season them while cooking. So you have to season them on your plate.
 
Potato-Fennel-Gratin with Poached Eggs
 
Now, if you are already thinking „oh no, not poached eggs, those are really difficult and I do not have the guts at lunch time to try these“, let me say you, it is not THAT difficult. I thought that, too. Ever. I’ll give you some tricks and advices. With those you are ready for poached eggs at lunch time, or even for breakfast. I mean look at those beautiful eggs, and those were only my third attempt to make poached eggs!
 
The gratin is the hearty component of this meal. If you don’t want to layer your gratin as nicely as did (I understand. I just had too much time.), just throw it all in your baking dish. It will turn out great, too. I only have one, ok two recommendations to you for the gratin. First season every layer of vegetables (or season everything while tossing it) GENEROUSLY. Really, really, do it. Lots of salt, pepper and nutmeg (or whatever you like). The potatoes adsorb it. And don’t ask whereto… Second use a cheese, that has a lot of flavour, like feta, goats cheese, Emmentaler or something similar (not mozzarella!). Gratin is nothing without a good cheese flavour, and the crispiness of the cheese crust. Also it goes wonderful with the eggs.
 
So this makes a delicious vegetable meal. Of course you can cheat and make some fried bacon, too. But then don’t forget to drizzle it with some maple syrup!
 
Potato-Fennel-Gratin with Poached Eggs
 
 
 
Potato-Fennel-Gratin with Poached Eggs